Provides access to: Wynoochee Lake Shore Trail #878.

Potable water and flush toilets are available at Coho Campground when the campground is open during the summer season. Parking is available at the walk-in or boat launch parking lots inside the campground.

Provides access to: <a href="http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/olympic/recarea/?recid=47965" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Wynoochee Lake Shore Trail #878.</a>Potable water and flush toilets are available at <a href="/facilities/olympic-national-forest-2-coho-campground">Coho Campground</a> when the campground is open during the summer season. Parking is available at the walk-in or boat launch parking lots inside the campground.

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Wynoochee Lake Shore Trailhead - Coho Campground

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Originally created as the Olympic Forest Reserve in 1897, the Olympic National Forest encompasses roughly 632,000 acres of varied landscape on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. From lush temperate rainforests to high mountain ridges to the salt water fjord of Hood Canal, the diverse and scenic forest reaches from sea level to the mid-elevations of the Olympic Mountains and provides a wide array of recreational activities and forest products.

Originally created as the Olympic Forest Reserve in 1897, the Olympic National Forest encompasses roughly 632,000 acres of varied landscape on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. From lush temperate rainforests to high mountain ridges to the salt water fjord of Hood Canal, the diverse and scenic forest reaches from sea level to the mid-elevations of the Olympic Mountains and provides a wide array of recreational activities and forest products.

Wynoochee Lake Shore Trailhead - Coho Campground

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